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c1y4rJTT 0RGINIzi7I0y PRlTSED.

ITO women Conference Of thc city Of New-Yoik
held a., monthly meeting at No. University place
YESTERDAY. About one hundred ladies' were present.
Nj, Grace H. dodge pl c,dcd, and after announcing
le ,ub Jet Of discussion The Charity Organization Of
the Ctyr introduced MIS-. Charles X. Lowell, Of the
s,ato Board Il Charities, the chief speaker Ms
LAYERS paper traced the Iisc and progress Of the
society since it, organization III London In 1869, and
described how Il had grown into system which had
it, branches ia every part OF the world, and hiy-iwo
societies In this country. The methods aud aims Of
tho society we're also considered, aud the conclusion
was reached that tho cooperation Il the various
50 lies, churches aad phl.autiIOplst was necessary
la order to bring about The moral elevation OF te poor
and uniotu innate. through tho help of friend Visit
Ors.' a, -, ,,o, a..
Nrs A. T. Brown alluded TO tho aid which tho
eocictv lad red n her work "a the superintendent
az tho Cfy Missions I'm tho matter Of Information con
cernuc a." families Who apply for hep A. Ie,uiI
a. &c crday- conference several iadc- Vonhtf"' IncI
~ 'L.ri,a,le work among The needy BY social mean
uis. r. ID Ilnngcr No Broad -, Il me secIo,hIy VI
tho Conference and should DO addressed III rcioroh'o
I H. work
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SUGGESTIONS From THE Nails.
Observation-Disclosures FEES


TO me 6ttOr Of Fhe Tr.bun-.
SIR Nothing that | have read IN THE TPrnrvE
as one Of It's daily realerS during the past tvcnty
years has given me greater satisfaction than your
editorial in to-day's issue tho subject of lawyers
Charges.
II is cause Of Just rcproach to the whole bar Of
ms CITY that a considerable number Of It's members
IN ~" higher walks of the profession are accustomed
!" measure their compensation by tho poc.uiay
ably the ignorance the tmlGy Of their clients
rather than by any Just standard oi the value of SER
vices rendered
TIL, is duc. In part. to a want NJ conscience and
In part to the dcbauchng influence OF the practice
winch, until within a few years, prevailed I'm our
courts hers, Of gr'n' rg allowances to counsel I'm
va leiy of cases without stint discrimination. As
an Illustration 81 tn" extent TO which the pract &c in
question was formerly carried l may mention ira
di.ioo that certain judge, deceased once gayo
a referee an allowance OF $4,000 for services for
which 500 would prot ably have been liberal com
pensaion- For one, have long f'it and have free
y oppressed IN" opinion, that euch unrtIscf Ili y
char-c, ~ yur cd tnr1l cnnS bring shnnor upon
an honorable profession. disgust and discourage
clients and are largely responsible for thc depression
- professional bushes, which has prevailed Tor the
past five years.
have met with few. however who share those
Views With ms. and IN my own experience havo
found - disposition 10 regulate my charges hy
a principle Of just aud fair compensation only. has
alter brought upon me a charge akin to that OF dis
loyalty - my profession
The LEST remedy for tho owl I'm question 3 o'on
composition. Est that can Lc crr'd only by al
vcrilsng aner tho manner Of mcrchau AN ~.
p- lent which legal ethics forbid, iacou- 81 Mt
18th Professional gritty ORD PRO goo.
AUr Tork, Nov. - i-7T.
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INCyDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mr.. Joshua Henry. Of No II East Tenth At, will give
q reception tnis evening u Horror Of her son Toward
Uerr,ck Fs,ry and rs bride. fermef!1 MI" frances
Strong Fs.r hundred rv,' a''sus have bee" 'ch ont
Laurence Hutton. o ~. 30 West Thirty i"itih-'t
gave an Informal supper AZ bis house lat "venir: TOT
Joseph Jefferson aud IIesry Irving. number oil al
! tiofs and pisy wrigh;s were present
The engagement announced o. Miss Roy Middle, Of
| BrookIys 10 Bernard Frank, Of this city.
series Of assemblies wiz gwen al the Mcndcs'ohh
| Ciulrsoms 80 lO- West Fly hithst On the
cv.nin., Of wcdnes lay December II, THURSDAY Jann-
ary y; wednesday. January -, and Tuesday
February II, under tho patronage o.
Mr.. I r Plum. Mr, Jonathan Townsssd, Mrs. J.
Gelssenhe!ncr Mrs. u. u. Yousan. Mrs =" y Kent
Mrs George ". Ely. Mrs Ci~rsncs A. Po'ley, WIS
W H. pannatt Mrs. J. Hart Allen and Mrs. william
Cumming story
There Will be q hasdsoss wedding at the "e-t freshY
terrain Church this evening at o'clock Ms hdi'h Eei
field daughter Of Amasa A. Rodheli viii lie MARRIED 10
Frederick Taber Cooper, isrmery OF boston. reccp
lion will follow at tho brides hsme, No Is West rory
elghtb-st
MssKaharins Mstlsy daughter OF the lste James NJ
Motley will I've married 10 Il. Ashton Nacrehiy i"r''rF
Of Cincinnati at ,Re Hotel BIS .. No 50' shave tHis
rvenin. a. O'Clock 4 large re spi.on WI io!""'
There will be a nupfinl mass ut - AIMS church. IN
East rwelnh.t this morning at Il o'clock 10 cseor'e
the wedding Of I-enator Thomas r. EoolcSihe anu
he r.i@,ns of Mi. Gsorgs = staples and Edward
IIorntr Irrcarn vii take paco at Tue Driue H'"''
,I3 tInsen ST. IISskyn, th- sveHin-. ~, "a
The weddings Of Mi-s Mimi smith, -'Sisr o. Nts n"
H. Vanderbilt, and COnnt Penalz, " III y WIZ ,n',
take place iuun Ihe futurs lone u Inc pun wiz
be Rome. OIL, a.. t.,,. far
the Bind viii sp'H In the ball r~eA c. ..o
Lorr Hrun.wicK to-day AMI viii Last IN onsh Il" nor
row 4 nnz,ar ia aid Of no us>lh 81 ana liAlHn- ~
f tho iiotd Samaritan i'~sconrssrs VIII no sl,eh'
5ll Fnh-aye., amer tho patronage 81 ''7' ID '''
/ ,,uetnssv aud Others. , 81.
Amateur. wil give al entertain cent ~ btIhil ~ VI
West -.dc Day Nnrsrry fndu-ri SCHOOL ana i'p"l 81"
fms I,csnaI Theatre Tiursdag atcrh"oi pr''iA
= - amt Heart Nsrr WuH Fair LAZY ana A'.n'N
from Ths School for scandal NJ 10 Wlrl ' 49,
Li.I, de Vote. Miss kaIhrya Brady. Eh"h'" 80,
CsNnfd IA oiho.s. Al viii be- 70 Ell am 80
IA, ,hfan.d OF MIA ". 4. AmOry. jr. "i Ns ~" 49,
lulrt, IN ufu-st.. aud ~ the Ne~-lsis 'A1h~""' "
..rII'. nI n.
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TO MORE THE BRIGHTON Beach HOTEL.
TUE WASHING WAVES MAKIs IFS PRESENT ro-


TUE WASHING WAVES MAKIs IFS PRESENT Po-
SIEIOS UNSAFE.
The directors Of the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach
Ealroad Company, formerly the Brooklyn fla'1uSh
and Coney Island Company, have decided to move the
Brighton Beach IL tel back fom IT. present slte on
account oi the steady washing away ~ the leach ID
front of and md it, The structure Will DO cut into
three parts, and will be moved bach In sections To me
parallel VITA the font OF the brighton Beach race
track THO Bathing Pavilion east OF The ho'ei VIII
also be moved back from it. present ste To- me
with the hotel. AID a beach vii 'huH be Afforded
I'm front of the property. Ike 1t ew years ago
b. foe Tie beach cictOachcd upon by the waves
Tho l,atiing Pavilion la, already been moved
Rack twice and now the waves wash umlerueahI. ana
it i supported b. pucs Tho pres, t plans ploNido
for the MOVING Of the buildings during the Winter, 80
thai they Will bc Ia rcadlnc-- for hoA season 1t II
also D. opposed 10 bud covered music amphiihcatrc On
ore sd, of the hotel aad to provide hlrWOfks en-
c,oSur: In the II j. exp ccd thai connection
Will bo mado ctwccn the brighton Beach Railroad ana
the king- county Elevated Road m tuituus AT ftdnh
ave- n ar The Bedford station aud Tat ira n VIII DO
run nom the nr.dgc directly 10 the seashore next
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ApEI-On MONDAY November % Lv'ia y. wife ~ Wili'n
IT. Arel. and daughter Of the i't' John C. anf IS \
Funeral lat, rssdenc.. 25s West l27t
Inrcrment pr vats
BfcKErr-On SATURDAY, November %, wli'm n. fccs
..cu, ornerv ~ Portland. Name ,.-..,.. ,,.,....
Faasa me daTe1 q %- zion VA o
GREGORY neuanin p n, 5lst year, her arc
Wicsos. on Wrln..iiy November 3D. az o'ciock.
BQLTES,on NorsnGsr 2? caherqs :. wfe o. ;n' Esy
Fusrr. ,,ry,co, at cauroh o: Ne Holy Trinity. ve.t
CHAMBERLAIN-on Toyenb-r - a. Noheetl r-fa
o. DANIEL D. AM Enma w Chamberlain asei l5veas aad
Fnn.ra' fr,q ITO school on v.ih-.a, lt2p ~.
Carrlge' WI D" a. Pesksk on ar7a Of ll3o A. m train
COrFNAV-O0 sl'uriav November %. Catharlnc A.. be-
F". wa y r.. 3g7 wost 2sist t, cIur,h
s. yiaea! e. rani near 9 IN on
prVFHY-On Monday. Nsvomher o. ls'7. o.: rs lao
r-.'slfe. 30 lG? We.terve ave New. s'ton sta,ea
Noti 20. funeral hereafter
ber q. Ton1s : G,eeara,r a Ia. si iis
CoLpsNIrH-At Rutland v rront November % Mlide
ton GOLDSMITH. 81. D. n tn,. ZEN v'arofm'ase
n o, = I q oEro; We "OF' 20 Ha'
Fsnsr, ..'v.ce. at st Pau' Sairc1 Norw.rt Conn., on
car's.. in villa a, south N,rrAs on arrival OF i9se
PfLL-oe spnlay, Noveqo..- e. Isl FAa.A; rsn So,
tun-r' az "a res leacA Of er ho'e' DAVID H. Fel Si'
Garage. in waiting Acnlae the vel OF train tat
!ldvet foot 81 Dh~ubU st AT 10 20 . Ia
pTND Rr0RD-1n san az. Npv' l'.' -. atflo resi-
derce nor son } 4 PnnAcriorl l21 Wes 1Nt' -.
~ both courtney widow Of the ,s James rua Ter. RI
o. her ofl
! I
/ Inf.ruenf a New Il tvcn
sIERLING-ou November q 49, 4. Sterling.
SOW Of fWI9u u Ser NJ. "a - f3i frt'o 'r' o"
Fun-raf iercr. East PARK ''rn.r oi
Wchuston-s,. OrAn,e, y j.. On Welaesisy 5Oth inst.
NJ.
Crrage. Tie 80 'r'in 'rsn Ney York, by
The f. / AMI ". x. r.. Al Brick church StItsl.
r omit r0vrrs.
TABER-OD November q. OF pneumonia Mary H.. wife Of
Edmund y 1aber
FI,rai service. at lO6 East 10th ST. n. law.
THOMPSON On SUNDAY November ~. 1851 Matilda A.
Thompson. wIdbv OF samuel ~ lmyson.
l,o await - tla fun"s.
.. Of her sister Mrs n 4 40
-2d-st rne-l,y s-snne. November - a.
VASDERVDORr.- E1riv % sun m,rlnr Novembar
~ Of rY.ronir line Ian .hor % N" te wiiii.n
7. N.ElrrvOlf'
2"ih us'. 10 l. m.
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yps crrvr,INDs 0rERyAYED STrEN0TH.


Tn. resident and Mrs. Cleveland visited thu M"
atrc ON Monday night TO witness the performance 81
pr Jelyl and Nj HYDE Ia tho audience was
lafV who formerly resided IN Ibfao. Who sal nra NC
box occupied by tho Presidential party. Inc i~iy
said 10 dav IN cOnveI.ing With some HIthhs
went To- 40 Ia school the S8me time that MIS-. ~ ann
Folsom attended In BuDao. | knew her Wen -
rn ard sho vas always lively and hlrlI. ~ ,h'
close ~ oar school days there was married ana came
South with my husband. and did not sec MISS u:-"u
agqin rniil after she had become MIS- ''l"Nrf -
land " hen ! called upon her found ihu she nau
drVciolcd into one Of the most lovely "on"n III nc
,ouutry She carried herself too with Such grace
that she seemed 80 the position when ,' 3''"
nir, 4, thr wife of The h'rf Mag Strair hal IDt
Ireu Lcr since last winter until lasi Monday evening
.ud | Was aStonlsh"d AZ tho change which has como
over her know that she Is as happy n any ""h'h'
can be bat she seemed TO have been SUFFERING ln,ese
Iv dining the last f'w weeks cOulh nor mc',,h,
Tor the change unth mad' some Inquiries, ana i
.n fed n al In accompanying her hlIshsnd ~ ~
f~rr of IN, courfry Mrs. tlcveanu oNcla Acu hnIel
rhtnk 81 n yuIng woman rOinE through 'hai r,allhl
81 ain of travel ard worry for TWO wrecks anu Spl
viii MOI wonder that MIS- Cleveland IoOfs as h"1sn
She we're really III. am informed continued INC
sprak~r that Mrs. Folsom has pr her l1n' nov u,
and that as a consequence her daueiier VIII Ia"' Nv
part IN socl happenings until she shall nav hsu o
season # perfect rest. In accoriaece WIN ~ I,o
grammo IL is not ihey that Mr, Cieyea,a w" ", r oo
GIN hcr public receptions until ABOUT TINS iS' VI ~"
uAry.s
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BOGrS WEDDING CONGRATULATIONS
Ey,,t m, R1ifl,oor, N,tps

A elI-knOwn phy 81, ian says: 1t T. singular
thing nos uu h more trouble the average iSOn
VIII take TO play a Joke "a frarnd than h. will to
do him a small favor or good turn ~ any sort
sometimes, however, TIT X j. erccutfl with WOW
10 naNng tie victim 81 IL happy for tn, limo being
! wa al wedding few -hiS ago where IN III
stance OF this occurred and am informed that II has
teen played quito frequently OF !atc. 10 I, nothing
noe or less than III. delivery OF bOgu, telegram OF
c0nerii uiatiOn from President AMI M. Cleveland.
The people / refer 10 arc quite prominent in
Ia imOIc .Oce'v, and VIII ticro was no good rcaSOn
WHY the President should oCnTaiua'e the couple.
II was lust within the range II possibility thu some
friend Of the BRIDE groom might have cal cd his
attention To the welding AMI that tn Nation TX.
rcufivc's good nature michi have induced him ~
send telegram. NJ least the happy recipients i'm
inCd that to latter the eX anai lon OF the affair
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CUKIOTS MISTAKE Bl ETCHINIH.
yfsrafI

Til, recent death Of GoOrbe Anderson, an old citizen
active politician ~ hcd,O and a.o"r Ia the dag ,
b,fure ihr an recall. 20 Some VI his friends an ~
Cltng Incident growing ont Of ,Lc tcsrr OF iuSitNc
sinVc during tls Administration pf James Euchdnan
Il aDIrd, ain occasion one = + y chol,
"A save owner arrested by ntci state Va ,ha jack
Nrusand. had captured runaway ave girl INA
l.ra,,un ~ Clai h,t, near Van Burfn HE attempt
ing to forte 'hc poor creature into back Jhaucrlor
I. JchLs anoi hcr pronounced Ab"ltunisf. happened
into he vicinity hHd al pucc undcttOUh IL lc5D1c the
girl from the hand. of her captu.S. \ 'Ncly '"V ca
sard the result If winch that th' slave master
tho slave aud Mr. lrns arrested ana :ahoh - ne
old Armor, on thr corner -! Adam, ahd FRANKLIN So
lilo tho marshal LLlltc1 away 10 p"'hl' Ger ~"
nccr~, ary Assist jerks sooh managed y" Ec' ""t
and Al once rI,hnd t. the once % loHt' In'Io
10, Off dnufhcr Auu tOn 4, ami pi0'utu wa AM
for the arrest of EIa Giayrpn, on chirsc oi u'o "'
conduct The warrant XIV eu To George Ahu i'"h'
rrui,l =, be va, ia hearty sympathy WIN inc I""'
.urccodcd without llcat dirruty IN inl"cuS IN "a
tom nee, pcr 10 give up his rha,so and al "h' loon h
ouf ~ tine building \ largo huh' 81 ~. -
..,,hcd ON rho street. aud when Anderson Apl'sI'l
vL rs tr.onr, thry made rtsn, iU"h h'l AVN hO"
3D., nre, sim. sheriff who was Guht u 'i'l way 81
btnLinr and II arted ~ with her On The nhu"fIl"'
,",l,u al for 1anana soon aHrr Ihr W,'h H'"'-
.arsb,i and the save owner ifiurud J." me n''h"'
mi, tn lind that me women had n>raru a''hs ~
,n"i Lv y,bicb she runld he tracked Nndri~oI u"
VII ana Jcnk, wetr indicted and ARE, "a i"l VIVA
,n AZ tbo fgitiVe slave law. While The case was III
.,cvance 1 nled Sia.es District AInfhey rum 70
s.iv.d the following dispatch hon Inc i1esnhh', -,
Chancellor Jenks ~ tho full extent VI mo
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Mo.r AGouI LAWYERS fEHs.

SIR: noticed at ISSUE % to -2 instant yon
eIyo. Ell "a practice 81 SONS lawyer, "a eXao ia, uulu-;
.oc, oD OA t4us4, SONS l4d tic 100. OF lat Uui.l
i4s Iamls.d %, nft aad the insuran company author
Uo 20 have thr rc Gr, a. 10. i - All i.'apn.oI
ne BIS g. bat pad lA-. AID tae ,DIia-J -t's NO
chcc4 TO- the nf, rIwn % hc ode. o. ne 'w hii
OF TO mort s-cc ON taking inc fnc'A
Tor ladoi nln SAvS me is cheek, less 10
cos ami NO. soA-rai 20 nLn!luS over lio
inl a.aouu. wurn no Scd the rspnl7 UI.., aL1 81
pla ned Tue ~ t.emeut Nr.y respectfully,
N,s. lo,h Nov - 1851. WILLIAM T.. SLAKts.
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At $50 Yesterday Tie enlargement Of The Icrad WAS
surprised by cone esra. as lively and As use4-
peciei famous order givea by cable about seven
years ago Ii from James Gordon Beasstt, who or
dered bs' The HtriFS pIIc- should ~ raised inncl-
a'ey from two to three cents copy To-day Inc H""d
vii Announce this ch Ege. Tie a,ri reduced lts price
abc Il seven wears ago II, III four hrce csNy.
Later ii Came Own 20 TIVE cents The news COMPANIES
were unprsDarei for the advance. ard som" Of Their
managers said a' the orer IRA Mr. fcurett came 80
late taat ley II not he ab.s t. IN their GU Of
%, tie cL1ns- on that dAy. All as sem.
their Customers had already pail ahead, there nglt
bc tlouhls.
Itsrspsrted that some other twocept papers IN town
arc cons.dcIIns an advance to three cent.
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IIana smith, age twcu'y seven, Of 80 81 ho"rry,
Patrick shcch4h. a,c ,.hteon, OF NJ Is Pelham st.,
Thomas DunANan, 49, t"cHiy eight, aud george Nur-
Play. alias Black Jark,' who refused TO give ther
houc, we're arrested .n,t evening Aoout tio"h 10y
Detectives McDunr, 'loN.,. au. Md"on. OF Inspector
Is mo. s.aa. Ihe IcA "oie Ajlug i"ors on broad
wAy uc.r Bond g. ana acting IA oGs pe.ous IdHncr
ten ,clichrd tNrnN right pawn ltn.'7 "'i' I"tnt
thrn. >hrchdn Aad 4 DrW Jh.i'J -oIccAru
under hi, shirt. several days 40 the IA i'o O. "
J. tbi,n a. so Do i'tik ave, BruoM5 u, vas catered
hy trtcs IN tho afternoon, and 800 worth y lo'A
lug 'akrn. Some 81 Tho pawn uchci> i"n'i ON
smith ana ~h,rhIu Wcrc loi good, ,iuica moan Nh
Glbl.n. The PRISONERS Hhl ~ tahon to JeAe.soh
Market Court this morning.
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Tho avoidance Z any lla,!on to political matter, by
Henry George IN b., ccac at -.ciu"dy Han GA sun
day u.gh gavo some colo. ths report that he va,
gong d!Op politics altogether Ihore Is no truth
IA th,, rumor tao SAID yesterday, adding: The Amt
Poverty oucirty before whom ,pOho. IS not Pc
liical organizations and br,lc, the trI.fa -udi a.
ter Of NY lecture, which va Oh Moses pre- .i..
mo from touching On political subjects. but am
lust a, Inuch ~ LOlIiics ~ eNcE'
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FRIEND WANTS NEW PATTY.

To tht Idtt0r Of Ihr Irt,uut
hIE. usw party sfartsi by lit rmnrNr HAVING pro-
hiuiroa TOR it, ra.I .,sss wol.J ~r-~ pat o.
the .otubae4n party. draw ~ 10. rsHa' oysy uleursr
-t'h. rfohniton artv aud ss1ic,rt number from ih"
Democratic pllty "a make the election ~ President
.rothe IL l--s-certsu. Also 'utes r'dr. 90 l~'2
% hat policy - sc pflncpl- 49, needed retvrms %
age rrrIe,f cool a.. the IA 'gcan lt I'.' oh"
.ia.. party VITA new NAM. ~ i. repeat. ia
vfau., ly, iir,- cat a Ga e. cI.a.a- te
yt ~ ud ,ul ,.,lItc. ga tr 0i paroles 1our care
lu unl.assr. 81 10 Iul 'su>drra uy ~Hd }"I may 10
lsdl, ct 20 H.t .r'.ilp-ir. Yours ttny, A.
-, Ort,n ne &, Sow -, -.
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nlcd one aud laws the two upon tho Their so that
mo edges are eAacfl, Both checks then torn
Hfrglay across. and In such way that the signature
on he hllcd check appears piece and the amount
ana laSec nn t-e other The chcclS lave been held
together VII e tcg torn. and piece Of the blank
gic'h VIII exactly fl the other piece % HI filed check
nc " ndirI ihcn hl in piece of ths blank check
Wlh me nan" OF ~" layec and the amount 10 suit
himself takes II with III" piece of the genuine
IE ~ signature ~ th' bank and explains that tbs
check was accident llv tom.
The teller finding that the pieces fl exactly
h"' u iilN concludes That Hey paris of the
Cnrch and may cash It unless he happens to suspect
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Pest Duire Nrtics


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

law There may be some excuse for the negroes, but
for chancellor of the court there can be no excuse
JAMES BUCHANAN"
The President did not know that Chancellor was
Mr. jerks given name, but tool IL for granted that
he an officer of the who had been trlring with
the law. When T.. c. Lafned became United states
District Attorney for this district under Liu1 Oins Ad
minlstratOn the against An ersOn. jerks and Dc
Wolf were dismissed but Pies, dent buchanan never
know how much amusement his celebrated ispatch
Ocrasioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

Daniel II. LyGdy dlcd on sunday at his home No.
- West rty-Gith-,t., Of pneumonia lie was born
I'm ireland I'm III. and educated Crescent College,
IN the city Of limerick. In 1868 hs came 10 this
country aud began studying lav. In $50 he was
admitted to the bar. Eight years ago he became IN
cscd in real estate aud gave mp hi, law practice
lie owned a number of costly cottage, AT i.lhcron j.
j. ana was prominently idrutif Il with important I'M
provrmcnis in the vicinity OF Long Branch lie was
"A warm almiror al intimate friend OF udll"S -'" q 7
I.,rIrII AMI I.u'- T. O'Kclly. VI. T. lis funeral
VIII take place from his home AT 80 a. NJ Nrdncs-
DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
DIR. THOMAS /. JANEWAY.

Dr. Thomas l.. Janrway died NJ Eureka springs, Ark,
on sunday !ht ls left hs Nome IN Ne"-bidnswlcH'
y j. with his brsthcr and sister. las. wee1 on The way
70 California sr the beneh. of his health. He was
born IN l-iI and was zraduacI at Rutgers College IA
I~G6 lie l;,r many AMI tiara su1ict M 'cns
b-luy az TIM surgeon IN the "r a. arnV am "a
,sein rr of Earitau LOl-r. - Id. A. > L ", re ma
p cav rchIs. lis UOIy Wal he Drought ns"e % Ne"-
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
AurSEyyyrS ~ pHYLADELPHT4.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ; (P'cin'.-friccs were IN
creased al Chestnut street. OpeI House Tonight for
Tie appearance Of Booth ana trrcit In Julds Ctad
Tiers large AZ fashionable audience.
Mss Anne !lxey began her Two weeks engagement
At Ito "aAut giving the " Dracon's DaIsh err Her
&c, Play Lac Little PlIpsr," ~ Howard /. Iay.si,
WIl uc produced mex week.
Al the Central Theatre the lonion sensation " Ie
Cocoon. fer he first ua,o IA his country and
q soi .rai OF eject
- he Arcl 'hs hou.e was CO vdel 10 witness " \
Parior ,Istc," ~ a." Nv u and no-y c0mP~lt.
" ErJ uie coAnucs tt i'r ti9s'hHt -itetl Ihrtlrr,
ana tie "Cattc King" drew an lAmcn.o audience a
the National